Hi there,
I was wondering (since I can't find it on the manual) what the different numbers stand for in a /stats f output.
17:15 [localhost] -!- F cpnNq gline 0 58769 86400 Reason_message Jay!jay@localhost www\.someurl\.cjb\.net
I guess 58769 is when the regex was set on the server
86400 time till it stay's active
and the 0 ?
tnx
Jay
/stats f explenation
I think it's more like:
F <type(s)> <action> <spamf-expiry(which is always 0)> <time-since-it-was-set> <tkl-expiry(for glines/klines/etc triggered by this spamfilter)> <reason(with spaces encoded)> <whoset> <regex>
So the first number is number of seconds until the spamfilter itself expires, or 0 for permanent. Since spamfilter entries themselves don't expire, it'll always be 0 - at least, for now. There's a post on bugs.* to suggest adding spamfilter expiries
. The second number is how long the spamfilter's been around for. The third is the tkl expiration time in seconds, used when the gline/kline/whatever is actually placed.
F <type(s)> <action> <spamf-expiry(which is always 0)> <time-since-it-was-set> <tkl-expiry(for glines/klines/etc triggered by this spamfilter)> <reason(with spaces encoded)> <whoset> <regex>
So the first number is number of seconds until the spamfilter itself expires, or 0 for permanent. Since spamfilter entries themselves don't expire, it'll always be 0 - at least, for now. There's a post on bugs.* to suggest adding spamfilter expiries
. The second number is how long the spamfilter's been around for. The third is the tkl expiration time in seconds, used when the gline/kline/whatever is actually placed.